In the great fight in that episode we first see the Dothraki approach the army of dead. There does not seem to be even one survivor. Later we see the undead approach Winterfell, break through the wall and kill everybody on their way. One of the last scenes of the fight shows only...

In the latest episode (S08E04) of Game of Thrones This isn't the first time this type of attack has been used. Why is Dany so clueless when it comes to these attacks? Surely given the history of them being used against her and her dragons she would show a bit of caution when approaching are...

We clearly see the Kingslayer beat his cousin to death, not strangle him. He strangled Torrhen Kastark. Does this indicate Jaime is secretly a Kastark or have the showrunners made another error in a massive list?

I think to remember some discussion telling that time ago, centuries ago, the noble houses had agreed that a resurrected person has no more rights to any title of nobility. I though this was canon in the books, but now I can not find any reference so perhaps it was just speculation in the forums....

In Game of Thrones S8 E04, "The last of the Starks", cersei kills Missandei, before killing she asks if Missandei has any last words, and Missandei replies Dracarys! Why did she said that, but nothing else?

In S8E4: When during the whole show, Varys has "Little Birds" informing him about everything, how could he miss that King's Landing (or their ships) had so many scorpions to defend the city against dragons?

Bran has said at least once that he's "not Brandon Stark anymore". Yet, in the Game of Thrones episode "The Last of the Starks" (S08E04), when the Stark children meet in the Godswood to discuss family matters there's no question at all that he should be there. Clearly, the others still consider ...

Is he watching/has he watched episodes of the show that have been written to advance the story beyond A Dance With Dragons?

I searched in some sites but couldn't find an official (or canon) answer, don't know if there is one actually. I saw this post, but doesn't stays anything about sizes and is only about dragon in Westeros. So maybe someone with more information here could know this: Which one was the biggest dra...

In S8E4: we hear that half of the army died fighting the White Walkers. However, in S8E3, we could barely count 15 people still fighting. Did the bulk of the army keep fighting somewhere else or how did so many (thousands?) survive?

What is a reason the Night King would create his generals (I don't know a better name for the icy guys that are not wights). If they are killed, the wights they created are also killed. So, more generals means higher chance of a general being killed, meaning higher risk of losing wights. It i...

In s08e04 when Daenarys meets with Cersei, and Tyrion says aloud that Cersei is pregnant, did anyone else other than Jamie, Tyrion, Euron and Qyburn (Cersei's Hand) know about it? I.e., is there any plausible way of Tyrion finding out about Cersei's pregnancy without her telling him? If not, I ...